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Slitherfolk

Ancestries Designed by TieflingRougeArts

At a glance

Typical size
6-7'5
Typical lifespan
200 years
Features
Venom / Cold Blooded

Ancestry overview

Highly-intelligent snake people.

Top feature

Venom
As an action, you can bite foes with their fangs, and poison then, doing 1d6 poison damage every turn the foe takes until they die. This can apply to anyone who you bite with your fangs.

Bottom feature

Cold Blooded
You have a set temperature within any environment you are in, and you can rest in the sun as an action during a Short or Long rest.

Physical characteristics

Thick scales Multicolored scales Leaders have snake tails Serpent features Venomous fangs Can have long necks Serpent eyes Humanoid

Examples / variants

Rare Albino Slitherfolk. Even Rarer Pyro Slitherfolk Cobra Slitherfolk Sea Slitherfolk Rattlesnake Slitherfolk Anaconda Slitherfolk Viper Slitherfolk

About this ancestry

Slitherfolk are humanoid snakes. They can appear like any snake , and have benefits depending on that serpent type. They are slim, tall beings that can be in any world, and they are very vibrant in subspecies. They tend to live in tribes, and some kinds of Slitherfolk will live out of tribes, and live in towns and cities. Because of their sneaky and quick body frame, their usually great assassins, or great spies, however, most just do normal jobs. Because of their fangs, they have some. . . problems making friends from other ancestries.

Ancestry

Slitherfolk

Highly-intelligent snake people.

Venom: As an action, you can bite foes with their fangs, and poison then, doing 1d6 poison damage every turn the foe takes until they die. This can apply to anyone who you bite with your fangs.

Cold Blooded: You have a set temperature within any environment you are in, and you can rest in the sun as an action during a Short or Long rest.

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